Seyllin Salvage and Recovery [SEYSR]
10 members
Dec 2, 2025(0y)
8% tax
War Eligible
Combat
Kills67
Losses62
Efficiency52%
Danger Ratio56%
ISK
Destroyed7.67b
Lost1.58b
ISK Eff.83%
Balance+6.10b
Activity
Solo Kills39
Final Blows64
Points67
Members10
Last 90 Days
Kills1
Losses15
ISK Destroyed118.14m
ISK Lost69.57m
Seyllin Salvage and Recovery [SEYSR]
Members
10
Founded
Dec 2, 2025 (0 years)
Tax Rate
8%
War Eligible
Combat
Kills67
Losses62
Efficiency52%
Danger Ratio56%
ISK
Destroyed7.67b
Lost1.58b
ISK Efficiency83%
Balance+6.10b
Activity
Solo Kills39
Final Blows64
Points67
Members10
Last 90 Days
Kills1
Losses15
ISK Destroyed118.14m
ISK Lost69.57m
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Bio
When Seyllin I burned, the Cluster felt the shockwaves—but for those living in the outer constellations, the aftermath was far more than a headline. The explosion tore through trade routes, fractured local industries, and left behind a graveyard of shattered ships, abandoned stations, and desperate colonists trying to flee a system collapsing into panic.
Not everyone ran.
A handful of technicians, mechanics, and independent contractors stayed behind—some out of loyalty, most out of opportunity. In the chaotic months that followed the Seyllin Incident, these scavengers made their living venturing into the unstable debris fields that CONCORD either ignored or outright marked as too hazardous. They hauled out anything that wasn’t glowing, screaming, or melting—a mixture of ship parts, corrupted datacores, broken mining equipment, and whatever personal effects could be dragged out of a wreck before it vaporized.
It didn’t take long before they realized they were good at this. Better than the sanctioned recovery teams. Faster. More willing to go where others wouldn’t. And far less concerned with questions of “ownership.”
These early crews banded together under a name spoken half as a joke, half as a warning:
Seyllin Salvage & Recovery.
Not everyone ran.
A handful of technicians, mechanics, and independent contractors stayed behind—some out of loyalty, most out of opportunity. In the chaotic months that followed the Seyllin Incident, these scavengers made their living venturing into the unstable debris fields that CONCORD either ignored or outright marked as too hazardous. They hauled out anything that wasn’t glowing, screaming, or melting—a mixture of ship parts, corrupted datacores, broken mining equipment, and whatever personal effects could be dragged out of a wreck before it vaporized.
It didn’t take long before they realized they were good at this. Better than the sanctioned recovery teams. Faster. More willing to go where others wouldn’t. And far less concerned with questions of “ownership.”
These early crews banded together under a name spoken half as a joke, half as a warning:
Seyllin Salvage & Recovery.
Active Members
Stats
Kills1
Losses15
Efficiency6%
ISK Destroyed118.14m
ISK Lost69.57m
ISK Efficiency63%
Solo Kills1
NPC Losses3
Final Blows1
Points1
Most Used Ships
Most Lost Ships
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